Definition of Clinical, Satisfaction, and Cost Outcomes

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Appendix A: Outcomes Synthesis Portfolio – Course Artifact

Purpose: To assess the synthesis and application of key course concepts (Objectives 1-6)

Due date:

Points: 300

Assignment:

This assignment is the final assignment in the course. It is an outcomes synthesis portfolio summarizing how the concepts, processes, and procedures studied during the course have been synthesized and applied to an evidence-based practice project. The paper will apply a style similar to that described for methodological articles in the APA Publication Manual (6^th ed., p. 10-11).

1. Definition of Clinical, Satisfaction, and Cost Outcomes – Description of each major outcome that will be used to appraise the success of the project and how it contributes to answering the question (80 words per outcome= 240)
   1. Attach a data collection plan (table)
2. Methods of Measuring Clinical, Satisfaction, and Cost Outcomes – Description of each metric that will be used to measure each major outcome and what is known about its reliability and validity (100 words per outcome = 300)
3. Implications of Outcomes for Quality Management – Explanation of how the outcomes relate to current local, regional, or national QM initiatives (300)
4. Ethical Balance – Description of ethical choices addressed in project design (300)
5. Sustainability Plan for Translating Evidence into Practice – Explanation of how a successful project would be translated into a sustainable change in practice (300)
6. References